we have mara. on the left she is an associate professor at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. i always have a hard time with these acronyms. she serves as the school's thector -- the director of schools strategic studies program and executive director of the merrill center of strategic studies. before this she spent a long time at dod, worked for five secretaries of defense, a number of positions, including on the middle east. have tim pollack. anybody who has been following the east -- middle east and paying attention to the think tank scholars for the last 20 years know exactly who he is. his the resident scholar at the american enterprise institute. he was previously a senior fellow at the berkman center. -- brookings center. he has worked on various middle east issues. finally, right next to me we , a visitingatz fellow at the center for strategic and international studies. he was previously the director and policy in the middle east office. he has spent years in the intell

mara, is this having an effect? is it changing the dynamic?s two parts of this. one is the democratic party is the zero tolerance party. what is it they have zero tolerance for. clearly sexual harassment or assault, yes. do they have zero tolerance tore a peck on the head? do they have zero tolerance cop ago feel in a rope line? clearly they did. al franken got kicked out for that they have to decide that the second thing this is about is the huge vacuum that joe biden has created. where is joe biden? he is issuing some statements. he is not in there giving speeches, doing anything that would fill this vacuum. this is what has become the kind of preamble to the biden campaign and i think that's bad for him. >> bret: guy? >> this seems to me like a warning shot from the left, certain elements of the left against biden basically saying if you are going to get into this thing, prepare to have a very unpleasant time. and the fact that he has said absolutely nothing in front of a camera, i don't think, is really helping his case all that much here.

. >> not a word before leaving th white house late this afternoon for a weekend at mara lago. president trump ignored reporters before boarding marin one. an uncharacteristic choice for him. before 9:00 a.m. he had plenty to say. even but for the press conference beginning his day by proclaiming on twitter no collusion and no obstruction including various video montage adding game over for good measure. the message he took to the east room later in the morning and the wounded warrior event. >> i'm having a good day too. no collusion, no obstruction. i say it in front of my friends they should never happen to another president again. this hoax. they should never happen to

we are live from the mara longo estate. reporter: the president right now and first lady are attending easter services on palm beach at the nearby episcopal church, the same church where they attended easter last year. church-- services should wrap up any minute and for the one and only time i camera event for the president this entire three-day weekend in palm beach county the president gave this upbeat statement to the country. >> happy easter, everybody. have a good day. a lot of great things happening for our country for mac for the third straight day before he left mara longo the president shouted out tweets regarding not redacted mueller. quote do you believe this, "new york times" op-ed media and democrats zero trump an apology. they got downright and there was this one, the trump haters and angry democrats who run the mueller report were devastated by no collusion, nothing but a total hit job which should have never been allowed to start in the first place. friday and saturday the president spent about six hours at

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enrique: buenas noches, la casa blanca de verano, code no presidente en mara lago, florida, esta en elmiso, mientras el mandatario se encontraba ahÍ. las autoridades encontrar los pasaportes chinos, cuatro celulares y una usb infectada. reportero: se dice que es uno de los lugares mÁs vigilado del planeta, ciclista, con tantos agentes cuidando mar-a-lago. parecerÍa que estÁn riendo muy bien la mansiÓn. una mujer se preseservicios del secreto, presentÓ dos pasaportes chinos y argumentÓ que estaba para ir a la piscina. un miembro del club se apellida sang y los agentes pensaron que podrÍa tratarse de un familiar. la seguridad la dejo ingresar. tres agentes aprobaron su ingreso. finalmente zhang respondiÓ que estaba allÍ para un evento de la asociaciÓn china americana de las naciones unidas. la recepcionista son porque ese evento no existÍa y comenzaron a sospechar. luego descubrir que traÍa cuatro celulares, una computadora portÁtil, un disco externo y una memoria usb, que contenÍa un programa maligno malware. >> es un tipo de programa con cÓdigo malicioso que no prepara algÚn atacante,

. >> al no tener un control adecuado y un anÁlisis profundo, claro que en esto debe de haber maras, gente

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jorge: autoridades arrestaron a 15 miembros de la mara salva trucha, es una pequeÑa parte de los pandilleroste. vive refugiado en la embajada de ecuador en londres. violÓ los tÉrminos de su asilo. ilia: enrique nos cuentan lo que estÁn preparando para esa noche. on declararse culpables en la estafa para facilitar la admisiÓn de sus hijos en algunas universidades del paÍs. alertan superÓ como resistente a tratamientos mÉdicos. la mitad de los pacientes en el estado de nueva york. busca retomar su antiguo cargo pese a los cargos de corrupciÓnexige al presidente lÓpez obrador que respete la autonomÍa sindical. con esto y mucho mÁs los esperamos esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: y un doctor especialista en ganarle a la adversidad. volvemos con el. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: un grupo de cientÍficos

mara let's bring in our financial correspondent it's in frankfurt profit plunged but it's not as bad as analysts expected so are these results good about. they're good actually they're much better than the lists expected and that's the catchword that you need in the stock market and you know this came as news after wall street closed yesterday and already in post trading and wall street now in pre-training for the european trade in frankfurt the shares doing very well i would say it's soaring i took a look just a moment ago it's about fifty five or six percent better and that gives you an indication of how people evaluate this because underlying profit underlying business is strong despite the scandals despite what worries came up when the scandals emerged but the news about the money being put aside to pay the fed for to pay the fine is comforting to investors and the advertisers despite the scandal the customers they're still there and remember instagram is a money maker and of course there's another big tech giant also with surprising results just like the difference microsoft wha

. >> las maras no son tan sofisticada como los carteles de la droga.cial que es un fenÓmeno delincuencial. hay que atacar la delincuencia de frente y corregir los problemas sociales que generan ese problema. luis: en california hay un nuevo aliado. desde un principio california se opuso a la polÍtica migratorias de donald trump. ahora el gobernador tambiÉn lo desafÍa en política exterior, tratando de construir puentes y no muros. jorge: empresas de donald trump despiden a trabajadores indocumentados. ilia: un brotes de sarampiÓn en brooklyn cre ♪ ♪ centros recreativos del presidente trump empezaron a despedir a trabajadores indocumentados. algunos trabajaron allÍ durante aÑos y luego de que el mandatarioiniciara la cruzada contra los indocumentados. >> se estarÍan alejando de la polÍtica que contratarÁ en migrantes indocumentados. el diario informa que a quien el campo de golf la organizaciÓn trump defendiÓ a un grupo de seis trabajadores veteranos indocumentados. entre ellos este trabajador que trabajo como empleado de mantenimiento. " se deshicieron

las maras que estÁn en control. >> la ong depende de un 35% que el presidente trump ordeno reportar.nal de honduras. >>qu >> en un triÁngulo norte que las funciones no hacen nada para que los ciudadanos. >> para hablar de los peligros de los migrantes hacia el exterior. uno no termina de comprender cuÁl es la exigencia del gobierno de estados unidos. >> analistas consideran que eliminar las ayudas que sirvan para dar esperanzas y mejorar la calidad de vida aumentarÁ el nÚmero de personas que verÁn en la migraciÓn la Única forma de salir de la pobreza. lourdes del rÍo como univisiÓn. >> tenemos una delante de la ediciÓn nocturno. fuentes informaron que ha estado trabajando por meses en una propuesta que asÍ como admitido en este paÍs aÑo tras aÑo. el distrito de columbia le mandaron al cooperaciÓn y debilitando los estÁndares nutricionales y los almuerzos escolares y un informe del departamento del trabajo federal denuncia la explotaciÓn de menores de edad. hablaremos de esto y mÁs esta noche. jorge: al regreso de la pausa hablaremos porque un salvadoreÑo es ejemplo de la increÍble me

una mujer con pasaporte chino fue detenida por entrar al club del presidente donald trump en mara- lagomonos! ¡aáámonos! ¡!aááámonooos!! turbotax live. expertos en taxes, en tiempo real. algunas de mis comidas favoritas pueden manchar mis dientes. por eso uso colgate® optic white® que a diferencia de una crema dental ordinaria, contiene peróxido de hidrógeno que va más allá de la superficie para darme una sonrisa 4 tonos más blanca. colgate® optic white blanqueamiento que funciona. patricia: con motivo del pago igualitario, varias mujeres demÓcratas hablaron sobre la importancia de la salario de las mujeres. en la actualidad la mujeres ganan $0.79 por cada dÓlar que gana los hombres. jorge: la reacciÓn de un bodeguero en brooklyn salvÓ a un joven que huÍa de unos pandilleros. los delincuentes quisieron entrar, pero el bodeguero lo impidiÓ. >> la mitad de la historia es similar a una reciente. la diferencia estÁ en lo que sucede despuÉs del asalto. >> es una persona valiente. nadie se expone a ayudar a otras personas. un joven es perseguido por dos hombres para robÁrsela y otros se le su

. >> luis confesÓ decidio en quedarse en mÉxico porque es mÁs fÁcil a las maras ingresar al paÍs y temele vuelvan a hacer daÑo >>> >> agente arrestaron a decenas de inmigrantes que viajaban en chiapas y fueron tomados por la fuerza y su bid contra su voluntad se desconoce quÉ pasaÁa con esas personas esta tarde un movimiento de 5.4 sacudiÓ la costa se registrÓ 6 millas en la localidad entre los estados de washington ca y guerrero por el momento no hay daÑos que reportar el temblor se sintiÓ en mÉxico >>> la violencia en ese paÍs sigue cobrando la vida de inocente entre ellos niÑos y niÑas se mueren por fuegos cruzado el fin de semana dos pequeÑos murieron en medio de este panorama y jazive pÉrez nos amplÍa la informaciÓn no sin antes advertirle que las imÁgenes son fuertes >>> las imÁgenes son demasiado fuertes pero muestran la crueldad y la violencia al final de la expresiÓn. un bebÉ llora >>> en la banqueta otro niÑo ve a su madre y su hermano muertos la pierna el niÑo chiquitito en el pulmÓn y otro en la cabeza >>> jorge es tÍo de la menor que apenas habÍan cumplido 15 aÑos y 2 peque

la poblaciÓn mexicana ante los migrantes no es cosa nuev >> lo primero que me dicen tu eres de la marapor las polÍ que intenta imponer el gobierno estadounidense >> va en contra de la idiosincrasia que ha mostrado hospitalidad hacia los migrantes >> sin embargo se reconoce que la opiniÓn pÚblica mexicana pud responder algunos abusos cometidos en su territorio >> hay personas que llegan a hacer cosas malas a otros lugare >> alex asegura que cada vez es mÁs difÍcil transitar por el territorio mexican >> las primeras caravanas que surgieron fueron muy nobles ahora nos estÁn atacando >> la noticia no mÉxico es un paÍs des ami desanima a lo inmigrantes recuerdan que mÉxico es un paÍs de paso esperan el apoyo de la poblaciÓ mexicana >> autoridades migratorias el crue inmigrantes te de cabeza las autoridades migratorias que utilizan todo tipo de tecnologÍ para detectarlos y detenerlos en la frontera de california la vida estÁ deteniendo a 170 personas al dÍa gracias a esa tecnologÍa elisa sandoval nos muestra cÓmo rastrean con sensores telescopios y radar >> en lo muy profundo de las montaÑas

. >> sosa mara is here to talk to us about this gorgeous weather. the big question is, please also it last? >> i've got something in store for you. just wait. if you like summer-like temperatures this week's going to be amazing. but we have some great weather on the way. for now, i'm kee eng a closeye on the temperatures. upper 60s, low 70s. you guys have been getting out, enjoying this fabulouweather. i don't blame you. rainy earlier today. take a look. inside. eating some lunch on the patio. this is cathedral heights. i'm glad you were able to get outside and enjoy the weather. through the top of the week, i think we'll have more eating outside type of weather. let's take a look at the current temperatures. 68 degrees in the district. 61 in leesburg. this is pretty comfort. towards frederick down to the upper 50s. so on the cooler end of the spectrum but not bad. here's a lk what i'm tracking, a frost advisory for tonight. we do have a cooldown in the works because of the frost advisory. we have a major warmup, as well. a few rain chances. live lo

plants in the park rely on elephants a particularly partial to one of the park's largest trees the mara. trees are a highly sought after tree by elephants and that's because they got a lot of forage for the elephants and we've seen a lot of impact on these trees and for example in the study site here we've seen a decline of around thirty five percent of the military since being in the system so military is a very important in our ecosystems they provide a lot of food for species that provide habitats and so we know them as a keystone species. the elephants often flattened the religion just so they can get to the leaves but so fall them really is with bees living in them remain largely untouched out of fifty trees only one was damaged during the past year. cook speed project is a new approach in park management in the past a large number of elephants was simply culled nearly seven hundred thousand was shot dead in kruger national park to keep the population stable and protect the vegetation so when it comes to managing the effects that elephants have a much to use there's been a mindset

president trump did not talk to reporters last night as he returned to the white house from a weekend in mara-lago. he did say this friday : >> mexico will have to do something or else i am closing the border. three mackey plaintiff democrats for the situation. a fair combination for our country. >> 100,000 people across the border this month alone, that is a crisis. >> reporter: needs to president trump say it would take something dramatic to stop them from shutting down the border this week. the department of homeland security is experiencing a systemwide meltdown as it struggles to deal with the surge of asylums is. >> it is incredibly important we work together. >> reporter: more than $550 billion of goods are traded between mexico and the u.s. each year. mayor faulkner says his residence near the border open. >> we are the largest land port of entry in north america, it's incredibly supportive we have a safe, secure functioning border. >> reporter: the president said he will cut off aid to el salvador, guatemala and hunter is where the majority of migrants in the rate. democrats insists aid w

very much face attention in terms of providing intelligence and surveillance also you know during the mara beseeched that were very crucial to help the philippine army in telling things around also australia is another military partner of the philippine government but yes i mean if maybe more attention would have been paid from all sides involved maybe we would not have seen this maradi seach there interesting stuff w.'s sunday papers member turning there with that fascinating documentary thanks very much and you can actually watch that documentary in full i highly recommend it it's called philippines in the sights of i ass it's available right now on our you tube channel that's documentary be sure to check that out. to china next on a german man who is a viral hit each and every time he posts video online so how does he do it well you might call success a marriage made in heaven. when thomas docks also known as office throws through the streets of shanghai he rarely goes unnoticed. a. thomas is a celebrity on the chinese internet seven million people follow him on social media when he pos

what happened in mara city is a continuation of the colonial war against our people and that is what's happening now. and until now the circle animosity has that in resolve. and hopefully. we can resolve this peacefully without going through war. let everything. look man says he's going to run for deputy governor political developments over the coming months will prove decisive. for. the whole. world. he views the prospect of autonomy for muslims in the region as an opportunity to overcome old enmities but as a historian he's all too aware of a long history of conflict for many centuries for many to cage for many generations . most of the problems that are being sold mindanao has to go to war. every don't want war in a war but if it comes then so be it. back . at the end of our trip we take part in a ceremony to mark the start of reconstruction in the wrong way well over a year after the brutal battle hamlet that learning. how to live out how to get. the event had been postponed several times so that president deter take could attend. but in the end he doesn't show up. with leave minda

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mara is currently eating solid fish and swimming on her own, but gibson, the younger of the two, is stillew home and will soon be ambassadors for their endangered species, providing millions of guests with a chance to learn more about them. after a chilly few days it will feel a little warmer this weekend, with a reversal of fortu nes com pa red a little warmer this weekend, with a reversal of fortunes compared to what you may have had during friday. if you had the sunshine, this view from northumberland, expect more cloud. if you had clouded outbreaks of rain because of an area of low pressure sitting to the south—west, you will have some rain through friday, expect things to be drier. low pressure declining over the weekend, and cloud and patchy rain or showers over the weekend. we will switch things around for the weekend, just to reinforce the point, eastern parts of the uk, the chance of rain and showers. a drier picture, sunnier and it will feel warmer. looking at saturday, cloud and patchy rain through much of scotland. lots of south—west, sunny for north and western wales, some pa

do you disagree with any of the facts as presented in the opinion of judge mara? >> department of justice, i think rightly so, for the past 12 years has defended the action -- >> that is a yes or no question. i ask unanimous consent to submit the opinion. the hideous truth has come out. you chose wealthy and well-connected people. child rapists over the victims in this case. if you as u.s. attorney, as a prosecutor, where your job is to pursue justice, could not fight for these girls, how as secretary of labor can you tell this panel and the american people that you can responsibly oversee this budget, the department of labor and including human trafficking? >> is there no answer? >> is that a question? >> that was a question. >> so as i was saying, department of justice for the past 12 years as defended the actions of the office in this case. the facts in this case were presented to a grand jury that initially recommended -- not initially -- that actually recommended a charge that would have carried no jail time at all. and at the end of -- >> do you regret makin

mara to close off here, when kirstjen nielsen was pushed out, major news organizations saying the presidentas considering to bringing back the family separation policy, he denies that the next day. i didn't see anybody backing up the report. >> well, wait a minute, several places that explained he backed off as explicit policy, he said in the same breath it's deterrence. think want the -- they want the deterrence without explicit policy and the news organizations including npr tried to that out. >> thank you very much for stopping by, inside look at how megan mccain changed the view and why the show primary conservative is target of verbal contact. face of national national enquir >> no secret that the women on the view engage in bitter clashes and right now managerran mccain, strongest conservative voice often on receiving end. >> okay, so here is the deal, here is what's not going to happen today, we are not going to do that. >> new book says things are more heated off camera on increasingly polarized program. joining us from new york u new york bureau chief and author of the book ladies

prosecutors say the chinese woman arrested at mara lago lied to everyone she encounters, the woman takenstody claimed she was there for a social event but was carrying multiple cell phones and a thumb drive with malicious software, prosecutors say rob: phyllis huffman could face 10 months in jail after pleading guilty in the college admission scandal accused of paying $15,000 to boost her daughter at sat score, the actress writes i accept my guilt and with deep regret and shame over what i have done. lori laughlin is not on the list of people who have agreed to plead guilty in that admissions scandal. jillian: summer in half the country and winter in the other half. >> a winter storm brewing in the planes, could get over a foot of snow and yesterday 76 in new york and dropped 30 °. rob: 81 in the afternoon. >> cars are a little bit warmer. and car thermometers. we can have a whole section on that. current temperature 50 in chicago, 46 in new york, look at that across the northern plains after the next storm system. to the southeast we could see the potential for severe storms today. larg

we have mara carlin over on the left. she is an associate professor of the practice of strategic studies at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. i always have a hard time with all of these acronyms. she's also in terms of the school director, or the director of the school strategic studies program and the executive director of the meryl center of strategic studies, and before this, she spent a long time at d.o.d., worked for five u.s. secretaries of defense, and a number of different position, including on the middle east, and also in the last position as deputy assistant secretary of defense for strategy and force deployment. next to her we have ken pollock, anybody who is following the mid east and paying attention to think tank scholars for the last 20 years know who ken is. he doesn't need much introduction. an american scholar at the american enterprise institute and brookings center and director of the sabban center and distinguished government career including a couple of tours at the nsc, workin

. ♪ ♪ en mara lago, florida, esta en el centro de la polÉmica.l club se apellida sang y los agentes pensaron que podrÍa tratarse de un familiar. la seguridad la dejo ingresar. tres agentes aprobaron su ingreso. finalmente zhang respondiÓ que estaba allÍ para un evento de la asociaciÓn china americana de las naciones unidas. la recepcionista son porque ese evento no existÍa y comenzaron a sospechar. luego descubrir que traÍa cuatro celulares, una computadora portÁtil, un disco externo y una memoria usb, que contenÍa un programa maligno malware. >> es un tipo de programa con cÓdigo malicioso que no prepara algÚn atacante, con la intensiÓn maliciosa. reportero: el presiente estÁ en combis, pero en ese momento no estaba en la mansiÓn. >> en un dÍa como Éste ha sabido ataques muy famosos, atacaron una estructura en irÁn,afectaron con usb más de 200,000 computadoras. reportero: zhang asegura que un amigo chino con la contrato a travÉs del servicio de mensajerÍa popular en china. le dijo que viajara hasta palm beach, para conversar con familia retumba.

reminder senator sanders will take part of town hall hosted by bret baier and more that -- mara mcallums you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? arthel: big week ahead in washington with the expected release of redacted version of the mueller report. eric: we may finally see that and that's going to be huge, meanwhile tomorrow we have a special town hall with senator bernie sanders at 6:00 p.m. eastern. bret and martha will be hosting that. arthel: tonight don't miss harris faulkner. i'm arthel nfl. eric: appreciate your time with us, have a great night. >> i don't know about hollywood anymore, i don't know how people, you know, there's so much that people find offensive that i, you know, i used to feel like i could pass gas anywhere. >> same here. [laughter]

prosecutors say the chinese woman arrested and mara lago lies to everyone she encounters was the woman taken into custody at the president's florida club last week claimed she was there for a social event but she was carrying multiple cell phones and a thumb drive with malicious software. prosecutors say she had thousands of dollars in cash inside her hotel room along with a hidden camera detector and other electronic devices. a judge will decide next week if she will remain in jail until her trial. asylum-seekers will no longer need to wait in mexico for hearings in the us. a federal judge blocking the white house policy as homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen speaks out for the first time since resigning. griff jenkins joins us with more on the security shakeup. lots going on in terms of homeland security. >> a lot going on. the president's border battle, the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco blocking the administration's remain in mexico policy overturning asylum-seekers to mexico as they wait for claims to play out. it was under her leadership at dhs the policy

more migrants were apprehended in mara long the border than in any month in more than a decade. >>> widespreadage in texas after violent weather. search and rescue efforts in st. augustine, texas. there's no power and lots of trees are down. the national weather service had issued a tornado washirning fore area late wednesday. severe storms are now moving east along the gulf coast. here's our meteorologist with more. >> dave and michelle, good morning. the severe weather risk out of texas, on into the gulf coast states here and really the rainfall, the persistent rainfall is part of the problem. we know this line of active weather, another round of strong winds, straight-line winds possible into the afternoon and evening hours. when you bring straight-line winds that, saturated soil allows the trees to sway more, the power lines become a concern and trees coming down become a concern. cities like baton rouge, biloxi have a highest risk. it's a 2 there for the damaging winds and hail. the rainfall as much as 2 to 4 inches in regions. a quick moving feature. we'll see this towards friday into sa

when donald trump landed tonight in west palm beach for a weekend at mara lago he told supporters on the tarmac the same thing he tweeted earlier in the day, game over. before landing the president pushed back on lingering questions, special counsel did not answer in his report. the president says he did not obstruct justice because i had the right to end the whole witchhunt if i wanted. i could have fired everyone including mueller if i wanted. i chose not to. i have the right to use executive privilege, i didn't even though the mueller report says donald trump did ask don mcgann to fire mueller but mcgann refused. that is just one of the areas of possible obstruction. and democrats say they determined whether or not to move forward with impeachment. >> too early to talk about that. you will have to follow the evidence where it leads. it was probably written to provide congress a roadmap. >> the number 2 democrat in the house is urging his party to pass impeachment. the majority leader told cnn's deanna bash, what we have seen today, moving forward on impeachment is not worthwhile a

mara to close off here, when kirstjen nielsen was pushed out, major news organizations saying the presidentng to bringing back the family separation policy, he denies that the next day. i didn't see anybody backing up the report. >> well, wait a minute, several places that explained he backed off as explicit policy, he said in the same breath it's deterrence. think want the -- they want the deterrence without explicit policy and the news organizations including npr tried to that out. >> thank you very much for stopping by, inside look at how megan mccain changed the view and why the show primary conservative is target of verbal contact. face of national national enquir don't tell your mother. dad, it's fine. we have allstate. and with claimrateguard they won't raise your rates just because of a claim. that's why you're my favorite... i know. are you in good hands? and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose

the white house is facing tough questions about a security breach at mara-a-lago. authorities say the breach at mr. trump's resort occurred when a chinese woman lied to gain entry presenting two passports telling club security she was going to the pool and repeatedly changing her story. in her position, four cell phone, laptop, external thumb drive and hard drive with malware. the president was not on the premises. joining me is kristen welker. first to you, kristen, what is going on there? obviously the security is not exactly up to par. >> reporter: this raises significant security concerns. there's no doubt about that. the president has spent dozens of weekends at mar-a-lago. the white house not commenting yet. the secret service say after undergoing screening at the second check point the individual in question per club protocol was immediately met by club reception. the staff determined that the individual should not have been authorized access by their staff and secret service agents took immediate action resulting in the arrest of the individual. really unde

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cindy, kevin, jenny, mara, kate for the mayor's office of housing. you are our partner. we talk all the time and it is a pleasure to work for you. heather, eileen, joshua and amy, rebecca, alexa, jamie, alley, justin, doug, our construction manager, and david, thank you for everything we -- you do. it is now my great pleasure to welcome london breed. we are grateful for everything you are doing to create more affordable housing in the city. mayor breed? [cheers and applause] >> thank you. it is about time. i am so excited to be here to see the housing that we have promised this community. we stood here, you remember, in 2012 when i was going to washington d.c. to convince h.u.d. to support our neighborhood preference legislation. one of the things that you said to me loud and clear, we are fighting for affordable housing, but we have to make sure that residents in this community have a fighting chance of getting access to the units that are being built in this community. with your support and so many leaders in this community, not only do we get them to change their mind

now kristen welker and rake stable former undersecretary of state in the obama administration and mara gay a member of the "new york times" editorial board. rick, first to you. we're talking about this whole issue with william barr and the 2016 campaign and now apparently relaunching investigation into the origins of investigating the russian interference. >> you mentioned what president trump said not knowing anything about wikileaks. i go back to mueller's indictment of the 13 research agency in st. petersburg. they worked so closely with wikileaks throughout the campaign you could say there was a nexus, a conspiracy between wikileaks, between the russians and i think the trump campaign as well. >> of course, we don't know, won't know until next week what the redacted mueller report releases. what do democrats do? william barr has made it clear that he's working very closely whether it's for reasons the way he sees the law or the way he sees this president, working very closely with the president's theory of the case? >> i think political democrats are at a huge bind. they don't have

being forced out over a personality conflict over the agency and not the recent security breach at marago. neilson was forced out amid the president's growing frustration over the situation at the border. >>> a federal judge in san francisco has blocked president trump's order forcing an asylum seekers to stay in mexico while their cases are reviewed and fm el salvador and honduras and guatemala. before the president orderedehange, families were typically released into the u.s. with a notice to appear in court. the administration will likely appeal the ruling. >>> voters in israel heading to the polls for a general election to determine the fate of netanyahu. the controversial prime minister for led that country for over a decade and he's facing accusations of corruption and could be indicted by israel's attorney general. netanyahu vowed to inex a settlement -- >>> time now is 6:38. the battle over the bay area's famous flintstones house will escalate today. details on the expected announcement. >>> health officials warning about a drug resistant super bug that has made hundreds of peop

cnn's white house correspondent boris sanchez is in west palm beach near the mara-lago report and suggesting it all be redactsed and it is a fight with the justice department. >> a fight that will likely end up in court. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler filing a subpoena to get the full unredacted report, and including portions that are redacted because it contains sensitive grand jury information. the department of justice firing back putting out a statement that nadler's subpoena was premature and in the meantime the president is furious about details in the mueller report and according to sources the president is angry because of some of the information that former white house officials gave to robert mueller that depicted the white house as a chaotic place and depicted president trump as angry and paranoid and aides either refusing or ignoring his orders. the president tweeted out about the mueller report several times today. here is one of those tweets and you may have heard some of this language from the president before. gain, he writes quote, despite the fact that the mueller re

. >> the mysterious chinese woman who lied her way into mara lago was in court today to learn whetherail granted or denied. 32-year-old xiang is deemed an extreme flight risk. items that could appear in sins or highly suspicious were found. prosecutors told the judge they found this insider hotel room: $8000 in cash, several credit cards, a single detector radiofrequency device, 9 usb drives, 5 zip cards and eight cell phone. when arrested, she was carrying 4 cell phones, 1 laptop, one external hard drive and a thumb drive which contained melissa's malicious software. she is charged with making false statements and entering restricted property. a former fbi counterintelligence officer says he believes this was a chinese spy effort. make this fact that the woman was in the location at the time is absolutely no accident at all. it is no doubt in my mind that it is some sort of an intelligence operation and potentially an operation that may have been sanctioned by either the chinese government or intelligence service. >> reporter: after two hours in court, the judge granted xiang's motio

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who is the chinese lady at mara largo. the suspect was apparently jacked with devices right out of a bond movie. the question for us is did china really send a spy to the president's house? and why the president is now backtracking on his facall for e full mueller report to come out. what happened to his claim of let's get it out there? and we showed you what's happening at the border. the president's best idea is still to shut it down. the white house is scrambling. the calls continue for congress to stop waiting on the president and do its job. why haven't left and right done anything reasonable to address the real emergency on the border? we're going to demand answers from another lawmakers. what are they waiting for? what do you say? let's get after it. a thumb drive with malware on it. that's what the secret service said a chinese national had on her when she was arrested at mar-a-lago. you have to. it's only a few pages. it's the affidavit from the secret service agent that was there. they go out of their way to say

160 people were killed, including staff at th lury taj hotel, a mumbai landmark wherdirector anthony marasters his story. >> a lot of terror attacks,dd quite and they're over and we're left dealing with the aftermath. tcause of the dynamics oe situation in mumbai in those three days were such that the police response took a number of days. it was up to ordinary people ton protecanother and to protect themselves. >> someone's coming! nazanin boniadi place zar a wealthy indian socialite stating at the hotel with her fam >> she went into the situation with someone who came from privilege and a gold spoon in her mouth, then she's supposed to kick off her shoes and do whatev it takes to surve not only herself but her family. in that sense, i think this film is not about hollywood heroes the ones we're used to seeing on screen, it's about the everydayn heros, the o that we think we can't be ourselves. >> upstairs -- dev patel plays arjun, one of the everyday heroes. >> i hope you sty and i'l feed them. >> my character comes from islamists, and to work as aac of hope with success, is something so